Kavindra compared it to the crazy wisdom of Chogyam Trungpa or Bhagwan Rajneesh. This analogy helped me view this "gimmicky" book in a different light. I am going to embrace the pointlessness of it and have at it.
I started on the book, having burned and poked and stained some pages. It's quite mindless, and I guess that's the point!
Here are some of my pages so far...
Gee I came over to thank you for your comment on my post, and poked around ... I like you! And not just because you agree with me ;) So glad we are on this journey of "?" together, and that I found your blog. (Yeah, as if I NEED another blog to love.)
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful pointlessness! I'll be so interested to hear both your and Kavindra's view at the end of the adventure! Here's to a playful start :)
ReplyDeleteWow! Very interesting:)
ReplyDeleteWell Done! What an inspiring way to re-interpret "wrecking" - just being pointless and free run ... love it!
ReplyDeleteI guess we all need a chance to be pointless sometimes. Not everything has to have a clean purpose. I guess the point is that we become free to play. Wonder-ful!
ReplyDeleteWow, you've gone all out - I think you are the bravest one I've read so far. You've inspired me to do more than crack the spine!
ReplyDeleteyou did really awesome! looking forward to sharing the rest of the journey with you!
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